1. A moth of the family Geometridae, characterized by a slender body and wings held flat or tent-like at rest.
Usage: Also called inchworm moth or looper moth in reference to the larval stage.

1. Of, relating to, or belonging to the moth family Geometridae.
Usage: Technical/scientific usage.

Examples

• The geometrid moth rested with its wings folded over its back.
• Geometrid larvae are known for their distinctive looping movement.
• Many geometrid species are well-camouflaged against tree bark.
• The collection included several rare geometrid specimens from the Amazon.
• Geometrid moths are important indicators of forest health.
• The caterpillar of a geometrid moth is called a measuring worm.